QSC SC-424 4-Way Screen Channel Loudspeaker, Tri- or Quad-Amp

QSC

$3,861.16
Part Number:
SC-424
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New
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In Stock
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Four-Way Selectable
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Unique HF/VHF Diaphragm
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Low-Distortion Waveguides
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Shallow Depth Facilitates
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Free USA Shipping
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QSC Factory Warranty
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6-Year Warranty on Product Registration

This QSC SC-424 4-Way Screen Channel Loudspeaker, Tri- or Quad-Amp developed specifically for the unique requirements of professional motion picture playback, the SC-424 extends QSC’s commitment to the cinema market. As a member of the DCS Digital Cinema Speaker Series, the SC-424 is a 4-way, selectable tri or quad-amplified screen channel loudspeaker system comprised of two main units – the MHV-1090 mid-high-very high-frequency system and the LF-4215 low-frequency system.

The MHV-1090 mid-high-very high system features a high output, horn loaded 10” midrange cone driver and a coaxial neodymium high-frequency/very high-frequency compression driver. The MHV-1090 includes a driver protection network and a passive crossover for tri-amp operation. The protection circuitry prevents low-frequency signals from damaging the high-frequency and very high-frequency driver. A high power 10” cone driver allows operation as low as 250 Hz and the advanced phase plug coupling permits a crossover point of up to 1800 Hz to the high-frequency horn. This ensures that most of the dialog range is reproduced by a single element, for unmatched intelligibility

QSC SC-424 4-Way Screen Channel Loudspeaker, Tri- or Quad-Amp Features:

  • Four-way selectable, tri or quad- amplified screen channel system
  • Unique HF/VHF diaphragm has less mass than traditional diaphragms resulting in exceptional dynamic range, extended high frequency response and lower distortion
  • LF-4215 is constructed of MDF and is heavily braced
  • Low-distortion waveguides provide highly articulate dialogue
  • Shallow depth (20-inch) facilitates installation

Why not buy this QSC SC-424 4-Way Screen Channel Loudspeaker, Tri- or Quad-Amp today?

QSC SC-424 4-Way Screen Channel Loudspeaker, Tri- or Quad-Amp Specifications:

Specification SC-424 LF-4215 MHV-1090
Nominal Coverage 90° horizontal by +20° to -30° vertical
Frequency Range (-6 dB) 33 Hz–20 kHz
Active Crossover Frequencies 250, 1700, and 6000 Hz, 24 dB per octave
Impedance 4 ohms MF: 8 ohms
HF: 8 ohms
VHF: 8 ohms
Sensitivity (1W/1m, half space) 99.5 dB Tri-amp
MF: 105 dB
HF/VHF: 110 dB
Quad-amp
MF: 105 dB
HF: 110 dB
VHF: 110 dB
Maximum Input Power 8 hours, 6 dB crest factor IEC 268 noise
800 W continuous

2 hours, 6 dB crest factor pink noise AES
1000 W continuous
MF: 275 W continuous
HF/VHF: 200 W continuous
MF: 275 W continuous
HF: 100 W continuous
VHF: 100 W continuous
Recommended Amplifier Power 1600 W continuous maximum MF: 800 W continuous
HF: 500 W continuous
VHF: 300 W continuous maximum
MF: 800 W continuous
HF: 500 W continuous
VHF: 300 W continuous maximum
Recommended Processing Subsonic filter below 30 Hz, >18 dB per octave 4th order LR crossover at 250, 1700, and 6000 Hz via QSC processing
Connectors Barrier strip screw terminals accept up to #10 AWG stranded wire
Transducers Two 15-inch (381 mm) high-efficiency extended bass woofers
4-inch copper voice coils
MF: 10-inch high-efficiency horn-loaded cone with phase plug
HF/VHF: Coaxial neodymium compression driver
3.5-inch HF diaphragm
1.75-inch VHF diaphragm
Enclosure Quasi B4 alignment, ported
Fully flared symmetrical ports
Tuned to 36 Hz
MDF construction, heavily braced
Vandal-resistant woofer mounting bolts
Tilt/Pan Bracket
±10° vertical tilt
±10° horizontal pan
Dimensions (H × W × D) – Inches 36 × 30 × 20.3 39 × 30 × 20 39 × 30 × 20
Dimensions (H × W × D) – mm 762 × 910 × 516 762 × 990 × 508 762 × 990 × 508
Net Weight 172 lb (78 kg) 84 lb (38.5 kg) 84 lb (38.5 kg)
System Weight 256 lb (116 kg)
Baffle Cut-Out 76-inch × 32-inch

Why not buy this QSC SC-424 4-Way Screen Channel Loudspeaker, Tri- or Quad-Amp today?

QSC SC-424 User Manual

QSC SC-424 Specification

Why not buy this QSC SC-424 4-Way Screen Channel Loudspeaker, Tri- or Quad-Amp today?